The state changed their gender - then they grew up and regretted it
Published 25 May 2024 at 07:44
BOOK. A sexual political sect consisting of experimental doctors, brainwashed parents and trans activists from the RFSL has caused a record number of children to change sex. Jonas De Geer has read Karin Mattisson and Carolina Jemsby's urgent book Ånger - a report from inside the trans care center about the children who became adults - and regretted it.

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Repentance - a report from within trans care.

Author: Karin Mattisson and Carolina Jemsby

Publisher: Mondial 2024

Number of pages: 234

Price: SEK 263

They are young women in their 20s. They are breastless, have male voices and grow beards. They are neither transvestites nor suffer from any congenital hormonal disorder. But as children they have been led to believe that they need to change sex.

Within the so-called trans care, they have been prepared for several years, first with leading psychologists, then with strong hormones of various kinds to finally have their breasts removed. It is called "gender confirmation" treatment.

Back then they were lost teenagers, if even that. Now, as adults, they regret it. Although it is in many ways late; their bodies have been internally destroyed and mutilated to the point that they will never be able to be restored. In addition, they are usually met with incomprehension or sheer reluctance from healthcare and other authorities.

It is this hitherto largely invisible group that has given the title to Ånger - a reportage from within trans care , by reporters Karin Mattisson and Carolina Jemsby. They have previously produced attention-grabbing reports on "transcare" for SVT's Uppdrag Granskning, and the present book is both a summary and follow-up of many years of work. Jemsby and Mattisson do not question the reasonableness of gender change, or "transition", per se. The book is not an entry in any culture war.

It is widely known that mental illness among young people has increased sharply in recent decades. The diagnoses (autism spectrum disorder, adhd, etc) change and overlap, but the fact that many young people today are lost and unwell is beyond all doubt.

However, one diagnosis, gender dysphoria, the experience of being "born in the wrong sex", stands out in several ways. Over the course of the decade, the number of cases of girls and young women aged 10 to 19 who were treated for gender dysphoria increased twentyfold in Sweden. A corresponding increase took place in Great Britain. (full text at )https://www.friatider.se/state....n-bytte-deras-kon-se